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    Dependency Upgrade Planner

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    Safe dependency upgrade plans: changelog-aware risk scoring, test hints, and rollback paths.

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    Dependency Upgrade Planner

    Dependency Upgrade Planner

    Example session with this skill installed

    Our project has several outdated packages and a few CVE warnings. Can you create a plan to update our dependencies safely?

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the dependency upgrade planner

    Upgrade Plan - Project X

    StepPackageFrom->ToRiskPR Notes
    1lodash4.17.15->4.17.21High (CVE)Security patch for prototype pollution
    2fast-glob3.2.0->3.3.0LowMinor bump, no breaking changes

    Breaking Changes:

    • lodash: No API changes for this patch.
      Verification:
    • Run npm test
    • Check docker build . status

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    About this skill

    The problem

    Upgrading dependencies often leads to broken builds, un-reviewable massive pull requests, and hidden breaking changes. Developers frequently struggle to prioritize security patches over feature updates while managing complex peer dependency conflicts.

    What it does

    • Inventories all outdated packages by reading lockfiles and manifest files across various ecosystems.
    • Triages updates into security, feature, and safe categories with risk scoring.
    • Generates a staged upgrade order to minimize the blast radius, recommending leaf dependencies first.
    • Maps specific breaking changes from release notes to required code modifications in your repo.
    • Defines a concrete verification and rollback strategy for each upgrade step.

    Frameworks & tools

    Works with npm, pip, cargo, go, and poetry. Supports security scanning via npm audit, pip-audit, osv-scanner, and govulncheck.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General LLMs often suggest bulk updates that break projects. This skill enforces a structured migration path that isolates major version bumps into individual, testable pull requests based on dependency depth and actual code usage.

    Use cases

    • Executing a safe migration from a legacy framework version to the latest major release.
    • Responding to high-severity CVE alerts with a validated patch and rollback plan.
    • Cleaning up technical debt by identifying unmaintained or pinned legacy packages.
    • Performing pre-release audits to ensure all non-breaking patches are applied.

    Known limitations

    Requires read access to project lockfiles and the ability to execute environment-specific audit commands. It does not perform the actual code refactoring but maps the tasks required.

    Requires project lockfiles (package-lock.json, Cargo.lock, etc.) and environment-specific audit tools installed. Focuses on planning and task mapping rather than automated refactoring.

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    What's inside

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The skill prioritizes security patches first, then groups updates by risk score and dependency depth, creating a staged plan that isolates major version bumps into individual, testable steps to prevent broken builds.

    The planner is compatible with npm, pip, poetry, cargo, and go ecosystems, and it integrates with security scanners like osv-scanner and govulncheck.

    The skill analyzes lockfiles and changelogs to identify breaking changes, providing specific 'test hints' and code modification tasks that your team or an AI coder agent can follow for safe implementation.

    You will need to provide the agent with read access to your project’s manifest and lockfiles (e.g., package-json, requirements.txt) and the ability to run standard audit commands in your environment.

    Unlike generic LLM prompts that often suggest risky bulk updates, this skill uses a structured migration framework that factors in peer dependency conflicts and actual code usage to minimize the 'blast radius' of any single change.

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